This hotel is very "5 star". The room was very nice, great view, AWESOME beds, pillows and sheets. Big tv with plenty of channels, HUGE work desk and a massive bathroom w/ tons of amenities. Hotel staff was very professional and well dressed. Room and hall smalled crisp and fresh, rugs and carpet looked brand new..

But, anything else, you were nickel and dimed for. WiFi was $10 a day, to have a bowl of cereal and a milk sent to your room cost $5. Soda was $2+ a bottle. NO continental breakfast.. to just get cereal and milk yourself cost over $3 for a very small bowl. With the rate you pay for the room, you'd think something may be included, atleast wifi.

Pool was nice but only 5 feet deep, jacuzzi was nice but ive had better. Fitness center looked nice as well, but i dont work out. Business center was nice and well equipped but kinda vague on the pricing. They also had a PC where you can print your airline tickets, book rental cars and etc. Checkout was 12, which was very nice. Laundry service was also on site.

Overall, NICE room but everything else was just "ok". For the price, i think you can find better. There were a lot of
yippity" and "upscale" folks there. As a middle class guy, i felt very out of place.

$53 a night on Priceline. A true bargain! Perfect all around! Ample free parking. Beautiful grounds with a really nice business center, indoor pool, fitness room and spa. They also have laundry facilities for guest use. Free laundry soap and softener sheets. My only complaint is that the bellhop just watched us (and offered no assistance) as we unloaded the car and used his luggage cart to transport the bags to the room. If you want to avoid the high prices of the hotel's restaurants, a great nearby place we discovered is the Bridgewater Diner. The 3-star Priceline rating is actually low; should be higher.

I work in one of the office buildings adjacent to the Bridgewater Marriott and live 50 miles away. One evening recently, I decided to stay overnight at the Marriott after a long day at work rather than returning home to NYC. And the Marriott was a very pleasant surprise.

I walked in without a reservation, was given a cheerful welcome, offered a corporate rate for my employer ($179), and I was in my room 5 minutes later. The room, while traditional Marriott which isn't really my taste, seemed new and updated. The bed was very comfortable and I was able to relax quite quickly.

This hotel caters to business travellers during the week but I imagine it's pretty empty on weekends, so there may be deals at that time.

I have also eaten at the restaurant for lunch several times and I recommend that as well. It's not gourmet but it's pretty good for a hotel restaurant (recommend the crabcakes).

I have been recommending the Marriott to my colleagues and business travellers based on my experience. I hope others have as good an experience as I did.

We stayed at Marriott Bridgewater on June 30, 2007, while on our way down to Atlantic City. We booked throught Expedia and got an excellent rate of 80 USD for a Saturday night!

First of all, I only have good stuff to say about the hotel. The lobby was very clean and well decorated (flowers and nice furnitures), reminding us (albeit on a much smaller scale) a few hotels we've seen in Vegas. The front desk attendant was very nice to us. Hearing our accent, she even tried a few words in French. We got a room on the sixth floor, in front of the hotel (not the highway).

The room was very nice and large. Nothing to complain about here. Yes, you have to pay for bottled water and internet access, but if you've travelled around a bit, you know that's the case most everywhere. The bed was comfortable and had plenty of pillows.

We did not get a chance to try the restaurant nor the pool. We went to both places and the staff was very nice at both.

Overall, a very nice hotel. However, don't plan on staying there for your whole vacation, as there's nothing to do around except shopping. It's perfect if, like us, you used it for a stop on your way to another place.